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The Rappahannock Library's “Evening with Senator Eugene McCarthy,” set for April 25, is expected to draw another record crowd, as did the first of the Library’s special programs, Elizabeth Taylor's “National Velvet,” when every square foot of floor space was occupied.
“Residents of the county,” urges Mrs. Grace Sims, Librarian, “should come early, before the 7:30 p.m. starting time, to get good seats because we know of quite a few people from outof-county who plan to come to hear Eugene McCarthy’s program "Poetry and Politics.”
Senator McCarthy is well known all over the nation as a «ontroversial and challenging political figure. “At the Rappahannock Library April 25th, says Mrs. Sims, we shall have an opportunity to see a little known and probably most natural side of Eugene McCarthy in his discussion of poetry, in his own poems and
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